Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 01, 1939, Image 9

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Roseburg news-review., June 01, 1939, Image 9

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1939)

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NFAVS-RF.VIFAV, ROSF.RURC. ORF.GON, THURSDAY, JUNF. I, 1939 NINE COOTIE TO RISE WASHINGTON. May 31. (AP) iJeupite a ROssion-lonK economy drive, the cost of the federal gov ernment fur the year starting July 1 exclusive of relief was shaping u today to he almost $1.000.0n.ono biccer than for the current fiscal ear. The 11 regular appropriation hills, already passed by the house, curry Stt94.44fi.US7 more than for the present year. Several supple menial estimate, including $239, O02.5H0 more tor the army, still are pending. Some of the increase, however, may he offset when congress votes rnlinf funds for the next year. Pres ident Roosevelt haB requested $1, 7fi2.4int.ti0O for thin purpose, in con trast to the $2,2&u,O0ti,0u0 appro priated during the current year. National defense, parity pay ments to farmers and flood control account for sizable chunks of the increase. A S'itt.iMiO.ifOO boost was charged up against the forthcoming decennial census, which must be taken in 1940. Tive of the appropriation hills have been signed by the president. The others are pending before the senate or Joint senate-house com mittees. Although the house held all but two of the measures below the bud get estimates, the senate increased the totals on several, notably when it added SJCSS.OnO.nOO for parity pay ment to farmers and disposal of surplus commodities. This appro priation has not yet received final i-onuressional approval. The house exceeded luidget esti mates in voting funds for flood con trol ami river anil harbor improve ments. It added S.r0.noo.000 to the war department (non-military Tunc Units) appropriation bill. A senate appropriations subcom mittee however, has eliminated the $:"iii,niMU"0n fund, and a house bloc may try to allocate some of the new relief money for that purpose. WILBUR WIUil'R. .tunc 1. .Mr. and Sin. -lvin Palmer have km their house Uilest, Mr. l'lilmer'B mother, Mrs. Glare Palmer, of Portland. Little ltoper Dennett, small son of Mr. ami Mrs. Hill Dennett. has lievii quite silk the past week, lie Is reported sliKhtly improved. Mr. and Mrs. .less Hninnfrys and daughters. Mire and Jessie .MaV. went lo KlIKene Saturday to attend the U. of (. Biaduation ex ercises, Mr. Ilumptrys' nephev beins one nt (he class of Mr. ami Mrs. Lee Webber of Junction City were visiting friends iti Wilbur Friday. Miss Knv (jntlley went to Port land Friday to visit relatives for a lew days. Mr ami Mrs. Harold McKay and son. Delwin. Mrs. W. F.. Tlussell and Mr. and Mrs. p. P. McKay went to KelloRK Tuesday afternoon to visit" The Cemetery there. The Wilbur Ladies Aid met at the homo or Mrs. Oeoree Avers Wednesday and elected the follow In? of fleers for the comlne year: Mrs. F.lsle Irvine, president; Mrs. i.ee McMikle. vice president: Mrs. .less Hitmphfrys. treasurer: Mrs. George Avers, secretary. The re tirine president, Mrs. T. K. Gran, is soon to leave for Duluth. Minne sota, for an Indefinite visit. Mr. and .Mrs. Al Parker of Wen ntrhce, Washington, have been vis illue the former's uncle, Frank Parker, the past week. They arc timeline by bicycle. They expect to visit the San Francisco fair then on to Tiajuana. Mexico. Mr and Mrs. Harry Hill are mov ins to Wlrkapee to reside, 'lhey shipped a carload of furniture Sat urday and the family expects to io bv auto. . Mr and Mrs. Laurence Parker and son. Delwin. left Saturday for their home in Ueilmonrl, Calif. Mrs Pial Adair of KnseburR. Mrs. Hov Smith of Marshfield and Mrs. Virgil Smith spent Saturday In F.u cene shopping and visitilic friends. Ge.irs-'e Dimmlck. Mr. and Mrs. Ocorce Shinnauch ami Mrs. ( has. Stuttm and son. Geo.-i.-e. were here from Kue.-ur. Tuesday, Memorial day. They also visited the cemetery "Slru'lid'Mrs. (lias. Toops went toHpiinu-field Tuesday to spend a few days visitim; the formers sis ler. Mrs. .Meats. Vivian 11ridi:e has been trans ferred to Lusene to work with a steel RHUS there. Mr and Mrs. Jim Hart and son. PnllElas, went to Marshfield Salur dny to visit Mr. and Mrs. Georite Golf over Hie week. Miss Polls Sands went lo lllllkle cn-ek Tneydav to visit her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Ktl Sands, un til Saturday. CAMAS VALLEY CAMAS VAIXKV. May SI Mrs. Wilfred Drown went to IloKcliura Monday nikhl lo meet her ilalllih-! ter, who came home from Salem to spend B few days with her parents, She returned lo school the middle of the week. 1 ,V.!r.:i Mi!!lr"d Can.ler and James HELP 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES To Fluih out Acidi and Other PoUonfu Wiit Prtw r wir kHmv rA-)ti;n IS tim nt Hit tuh-i or ftPm hrh fc-ln purify ,h MM rrt kpnu heathy. M"t prl P Vimit 3 runt ft ny nr t"it 3 poun-ia of wm'. KfTi(nl or rntv pnntgM ith Minnc rd burning pho thtr tpny M omr-ilunf rnni with yur kila" n rr MuHdpr. An of -M or tin;-ns in yvir bl-wl. n Hii" t function! Vi lr.j- dft-T-Vrs, m.y r"'irptim. It rinJ. I ft PV twrw tMiff uo nnht, Kf'l'f, pu'fuMM uaier ln"t i:t: Ak w.r dr.2'. f" I1-'' P.fi, uH rjprfylV wiiintu f -r r 40 T' Tr, m hipt'V T'l'i ftvi ill hlp ) luu (rem jodi bhod. Oct Vzah i Tid$. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople COINCIDENCE.' ARMISTICE, MY OLD jockey; WELL; WELL, MY LAD, HOW HA5 DAME FORTUMS BEEM TKEA.TIMO YOU? HAR-RuMF'- ARE YOU TMILIAR WITH THE ABILITIES OF AMY OF THE STEEDS IM THE NEXT RACE ? s-'N m ; u aaactpii. DAME FORTUME BEEM CilVIKJ1 ME MISERIES, AAISTAH MAJOR, BUT X MEAMS TO GET WELL OM TH' MEXT HEAT.' 1 BREEZED A SicS BAY EASLE BIRO 'ROUM' THIS YERE OVAL. SO FAS' THlSMORNlW' HE GIVE OFF COAL SMOKE leOlM' OVER TO BARkl SEEEM MOArO' owe FlkJAL LOOK LE'S GO 3fZB AT THAT FO'- LE66ED EMJlWE BEFO' MAKlM' AMY MORE OB VOSB SYSTEM BETS, MISTAH MA30R THAT SYSTEM GIVE MY BAKJKROLL AMNESIA ; WW- U. 6. PAT. 1939 BY NE SERVICE. iKC. ar mm Uhe major is helpiwq JASOM TO FOUrJD" THAT FORTUME Ing for several days ut the JustlivlnltiiiR at the Tom AVestfall home Kllert home Mr. and Mrs. Happy llelvey and daughter, Ardene, spent Sunday i.o.O.F. hall was well attended. wttu l an lloltanu. jr lor a few das. The dance slven Friday at tho 5 -v. -i.? if . . d Colorado Waters Lose Silt at Desilting Works ; YONCALLA ! VONCAI.I.A. May IM. -Mr. iim! ...no. r.i iv 1 1 ''"'"'"J ' SI. 't'oivftllln. wIhto tluy will atU'inll(V (the eonuiieiicemtMit pxtmis oi , O.S.C. wlu'ie tlii'lr t V( uittiH, Ol- ii nd Marvin. uraduuU1. Yonnil- In ho?.?(i of trnvinw four j!1k(1uh1i'h in (he rlhMH thi vi'ar, iiiiinely. Mn Crissle A. Wilder of Monroe nnd Mm. Vertta nprktnan of Piiyallup, WhsIi.. visited at the Beak home re cently. Mr. anilMr. Ella Ron. Mr. and Mrs. Jiii'k Kron nnd dminhtfr. Iiet- of Oswrpo, Mra. Aloe Martin of Leave Today Margaret S. Rod Hers, dejuirtmpiit president of the U.S.W'.V. auxiliary, left today for Astoria for an iiiRpei-tion trip. Mm. Hodpers in a resident of this city. PAYS CKKKK. June 1. Dr. V A. Kdwarda delivermi a epli mild liai caltiureate address Sundav for tin senior cIhss of the Days Creek high si'hool. The pruKiaiu fui tlx iin.f. .hi . . ... I T hi- iivpniit crance h Surv nnnmui-tmn ot nr. f.awaius iy ..mi. ... ..... ....m.-.v u, ... i,.,......,,.,, Pni. ... P,0rtalr.ment Spokane, Wash., Mrs. Jean Cowan ! of Yoncalla, visited at the J. Adams homo Sunday. Mrs. Martin, remained for an indefinite visit. UTNE BROS. ROSE GARAGE We have our used cars inside, free from sun and rain Come In and tee them. ami Mrs. lien Huntlunton, Kenneth Toner, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim the Tuner, and (Hirer and Marvin Hel- Inr.d. sous ol .Mr. ami Mrs. l-,ru: Stenseth. by Miss liaye Ihiunherty and Huinev Talks cloned a most successful term of school at the Sent Is Valley school. Kriilay. May -tith. with a I arm picnic, to which (lie enure community was present. Iloth Miss hauuheriy nnd Mr. Turks will re-, will hp held Thursday evenhin.jturn next year. I June 1. with Mr. Huron Cloi-ch us Th(l Mpa8nilt yullev school closed ihe speuker of the evening, the pro- Mflv 2,i(ll w)tl, n romnUinitv picnic, srnm to he as iollows: !Misil unlll Murslou ot" Oakland Pi'oeesstonal by the orchestra, served a most successful year, but Invocation by Miss Wooley. will not return, havinu secured a Saxophone solo by Lester Kerpu-' position elsewhere In a larger son., (school. AddtvsH by Huron Clough., Mr. ami Mrs. Herman of Giants' Vocal duet. Gem and Wiletha i Tass spent (he week-end visit inn , Principal (.'. C. Mill. Invocation by Dr. Kdwanls. Sontr. "Abide With Me," by conerettatiou. I'rayer. Special inmibcr. "Flnlandia," the chorus. Address by Dr. Edwards. Sons. "The Old KugKi'd Cross, by the concresation. Itenedictlon. The commeneenu'iit exercise to be piven at the Seotts Valley hall Juno 2nd. The proceeds will ro towards pending the drill team to CorvalHa for the state grange con vention. Mrs. l.eroy Hartley, who Is re eeiviug mediral treatment In Ror burg, 8eiit Ihe week-end Lure with her Inirdiand. $25.00 Reward Will be paid by the manufac turer for any Corn GREAT CHRISTOPHER POSITIVE Corn Cure cannot remove. Also removes Warts and Callouses. 35c at the Roseburg Pharmacy, at the Deer Creek Bridge. Hutchinson. Tres"ntatiou of drplomas, Archie Ferguson. Appreciation, Calvin Clam. Tiano solo, Mrs. Gladys Michaels, Presentation of awards by C, C. Hill. Itenedictlon. Miss Wooley. Recessional by the orchestra. Reception. The seniors craduiitlnc are Mil died Brock. Juanila. Liseii. Shirlielents for a short vacation. Taylor. Nettie Moore. Muster Ron-I Miss Durcen Cockerac returned deau, Calvin t'hun, Victor DeW'ilt. ! home lo ConuiUe with her slst Mrs. Herman's sister, Mrs. II. 1. Slonaker. Air. and Mrs. Harold Ropers of Marshfield spent the week-end vis iting nt ihe parental 1). J. Rogers home. Miss Deloris Svrlnkel is visiting relatives in Monroe. Raphael toner nonet! a success ful term of school at Foster, Ore.. Friday and Is home with his par- Roy Jackson, Ronald Hoyd and Hale Clam. GLIDE Saturday to visit for a week. Mrs. Jimmie Mottoni of Coqullle spent several days last week here, with her parents. Mr. and Mis. Al bert Cockeram of Red Hill. Miss Raye Haugherty left Sun day for a week's visit with relatives in Portland. Miss Dixie Iee Walklslmaw of Salem is visiting her grandparents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam Walkinshaw, lor SWUM C.UDH. June 1. A large group of people gathered at the Oak Creek cemetery May ;t to have a general clean up dav. At noon u notluck lunch was enjoyed. The followirg.a month. officers were elected for the com-1 Mrs. Ruby Norton and Mrs. Jack ing.year: Alva Tipton, president ; Mitchell and son of Portland are H. A. Cannday, clerk; Fred Howen, 1 "" """ treasurer; these men who were! elocted to their respective offices, and Guy King and Franklin Mark-' er will constitute the cemetery l board. It Is planned to make this an annual event. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thorp left Saturday morning for eastern Ore-1 eoji for a short vacation after which Mr. Thorp plans to attend, summer school. I Mr. an. I .Mrs. Willy Morelock j from Cottage Grove visited at Ihe' C. F. Moore home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Morelock is Mr. Moore's sis-i ter. Mr. and Mrs. James Metz left Friday evening for Ashland. t Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Utrn.e and, son of Hillsboro are visiting at the Grant Harris home. j Mrs. Ruth Casebeer returned to 1 Portland Wednesday to continue medical treatment. i Mrs. Giissle Keal and son. Mud. I from As-hland, and .Mis. Stanley I'u'dl !o frfuu Aslihind. are visit- TIRES! Vacation time. Fair time. Hot weather. Buy Co-or tires. You own the profits. "See Us First We Can Sava You Money" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange Roseburg, Oregon Desilting works at Imperial Dam. on the Colorado River miles below Boulder Dam, where Colorado River waters lose much of their heavy cargo of slit and then spill into the All-Amcrican Canal, starting an 80-mile journey to the irrigated Imperial Valley in California. llaughinan were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Finest Wheeler Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Willis l.amtn have gonip to Lebanon to pick straw berries. Jack Smith of Randou is visit ing this week at Ihe home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Nohlo Standley. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tarrott and daughter, Pauline, have gone to Seottshurgh where Harry will re sume work in tin loirRin woods. Donald iloth is picking nt raw berries near Albany. Dee and Norman Coon attended to business affairs in Couuillo Fri day. William and Roland Turprn. who have been working In logging woods here returned Wednesday to their home in-Putherlln. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams and two friends spent the week end at the home of the former's sister. Mi's. Fieri I.ange. Glenn Well man, field man for the Douglas County Flour mill vis ited several pouMrymen In the valley Thursday. Miss Rachel I'oisythe is spend imi the week at the homo of Mi and .Mrs. W. H. Kckies and visit ing friends. Miss Forsythe taught here tor three years in Ihe piwer grades having been in Ileppner . the past year. Mrs. P. M. Paulson and James and Kvelyn drove over from Aza lea Thursday evenhig to attend the commencement exercises. Friday pioved to be day for the school picnic. The high school decided to stop at Ten Mile lakes for their day's out injf instead of coing to to Lake Tahkenitch as lhey at first plan ned. They all report a good time swimming, boating and getting sunburned. The trip was made in (ius Johnson's school has. Prof. Ross Mrown and Vielor Morse went with I hem. Mrs. Josephine Church and sev eral of the students' parents went with the eighth grade to Dil lard wher lhey enjoyed the day swimming and play in t?. Mr. Matighimtn, (several parents ami students ot the sixth and sev enth grades swam and picnicked at Hrockwii v. Miss Mildred Canzler with the intermediates and four mothers enjoyed a picnic and play day on the Lawson place. The first ami second grade were entertained by their teneher. Miss Gwendolyn Weaver, and sev eral mothers on the school grounds' Visit Here Mr. nnd Mrs Flnvd ' Althatis were in Roseburg Tuesday on business and visiting relatives and friends. They plan to return to Roseburg Saturday evening to visit over the week-end with tbeir Dai'cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hurl- heautiiul IH,i n, lin, rS- Hnrman Al- I ha us. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Al liums make their home In Grants Pars. "To Serve Others As We Would Be Served" 1 Douglas Funeral Home Phone 112 Day or Niijht AMBULANCE SERVICE . " ; rT: ' -L'.'ijj Frank W. Long Our Service ... Jr--- V I Fu""" """"" Available to "gSssZi ' . n.T ' ' Licensed Lady All Regardless"'; iM R jfe SJ J ! CFInanc,,! LOi. there's nothing like a SPECIAL Friday, Saturday and Monday WHEAT IN TON LOTS $29.50 per ton This will he your Inst chance lo huy when! al a nnving. Take advantage of (his offer as all feeds arc advancing fast in price. Northwest Poultry & Dairy Products Co. Spruce and Oak Streets Phone 210 HARD TRIPS ONLY V-8 ENGINE in any low-priced cur; smoother, more responsive, more jun to drive; BEST GAS MILEAGE hi h.P. rr,l V-8 in this year's Gilmorc-Yoscmitc I'.conomy Run showed best ganlinc mile ac among alt leading low-priced cars; ONLY STABILIZED CHASSIS -oir low-priccl tar with full J'orciic-tulic drive, radius rods, transverse springs. Host roadahility on rouRh roads, least sidesway on turns, qu "jquatling" Starts or bobbing stops. BIGGEST HYDRAULIC BRAKES ever pul on a lrw.pri(.ct nr. I Z" ilrum, 1 62 uarc inLhc Intil hraking surface. For cilra stnnnina nuwer and extra tunic BACK of the praiw lord owners have for ihe brlkc ''"'" llfc way llicir cars make toush trips lcxik easy .. . THIS IS THE YEAR TO GO are some important and exclusive cnginccrinft features found only in Ford cars at low price. If you're a "hard driver" . . . get acquainted with a new l ord V-8 . . . and commence to take life easy! rXCflS IN TH THINGS THAT COUNT) VISIT Till rORU BUILDING AT Till OOLDTN OAI E IS I f. RNA 1 IONAI. I XrOSI 1 ION-ADM ISSIUN FB EH LAPHAM MOTORS SALE 6 PC LIVING ROOM Beautiful Pieces Carefully Mafched I y" Beautifully Matched! ' Easl' Wor"' m JS$ 'W- Living Iloom ' 7 A MONTH M t; 3" Shvo $12 mi this COM- J i uen011 I'l.KTK llvillK room! The :! 1 O0"' r y,0t 1 I Iltti i-hilirs Hlitl ilaviMipult p fi 1 voyne C0 i Ul,! ('(,Inr'i'tllc anil roomy ,J 'I A Qtcl0 ; I'ovorod in hlxtlrloliH, ao ! niyou-fotton Vol- J o ; v vol! Snvo ul WiuiIb! .! !., v S i" V 1 I i r ' SroO''f 0own pOm,n. Carrying Charoi i -.-o- 'SS Challenging $130 M Vr-ir- - IiM;lri 1 r 99.95 ' 1 hJki i Divided Top for Mor Work Spac Full porcelain flniih Surprising new spied and low-cost operation with new 5-HEAT Chromaloit top-unit I Overi has automatic pre-heat cut-off. $5 Monthly, Down Pay ment, Carrying Charge lis pJ I i i! , liPil! r. i :t ' r v . s f. ? i-w c - j Sensational Radio I 'learning 39.95 Originally $59.95 lit 4o" hiinrl-rtlhlifit nililiii'l ! Ailtoinitlli- t mi ini; ! Woihl Hitnti'! Kull riniK" lono run Irol! Full vImIoii (Hal: 7 Tuna AC originally 95 A nl run h l U Inning! W'oiM nillKo $33.88. ttegular Prices Cut 10l Axmiiistfcr iironiiioom Square Yard 2.87 iij .r -is .v . "fwd -Have SEAMLESS turs in your home no matter how large the rooms! Save at Wards prices! Closely wov en) Textures, Woodtoncs. Hooks I 27", 9', 12' widths I WAR i ! J i rHONE 80 YOUR FORD DEALER ROSEBURG, OREGON 315 N. JACKSON ST. TELEPHONE 93 l-C. 11V j..